KUALA LUMPUR – Some 850 people took to the streets as part of the Perikatan Nasional-led Save Malaysia gathering in the city centre today.
Event organisers have claimed that today’s rally is one of the steps in their goal to “save” the nation.
Other demands include the separation of the public prosecutor’s office from the Attorney-General’s Chambers, and an investigation into parties involved with the conditional discharge granted to Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi.
However, police said public gatherings must adhere to the Peaceful Assembly Act 2012 so the authorities can facilitate such events and safeguard public safety.
Kuala Lumpur police chief Datuk Allaudeen Abdul Majid said as such, police will investigate the gathering today, and subsequently take appropriate action. – September 16, 2023
One of the rally’s demands is to open an investigation on parties involved with the discharge not amounting to an acquittal granted to Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi. – ALIF OMAR/Scoop pic, September 16, 2023Rally participants have been told to wear white t-shirts days before the event. – AZIM RAHMAN/Scoop pic, September 16, 2023‘Dakwa Zahid’ chants are heard during the march from Kampung Baru. – ALIF OMAR/Scoop pic, September 16, 2023A Save Malaysia rally-goer with a ‘creative’ t-shirt. – AZIM RAHMAN/Scoop pic, September 16, 2023Speeches to rally the Save Malaysia participants are made in front of Sogo shopping mall. – ALIF OMAR/Scoop pic, September 16, 2023One of the many placards spotted during the gathering. – ALIF OMAR/Scoop pic, September 16, 2023While some took the opportunity to spend time with their families, others took to the streets to join the Save Malaysia gathering. – AZIM RAHMAN/Scoop pic, September 16, 2023Police officers on duty as the gathering takes place in the heart of KL. – ALIF OMAR/Scoop pic, September 16, 2023PAS’ Unit Amal out in droves during the Save Malaysia gathering. – ALIF OMAR/Scoop pic, September 16, 2023Police form a barrier in one of the roads leading to the Dang Wangi district police headquarters. – ALIF OMAR/Scoop pic, September 16, 2023
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